Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled in Central Utah, this welcoming city beckons with natural splendor and family-friendly attractions. Hike through Fishlake National Forest, tee off at Cove View Golf Course, or time your visit for the bustling Sevier County Fair.
What an incredible place this is. We are already talking about when we can go back and stay longer, maybe even organize a reunion here. My family found a late night dip in the pool an amazing experience as the mood lighting and stars in the sky were the perfect atmosphere. My kids favorite part of a 7 day road trip.
The home we stayed in had all the accommodations they promised. 3 bathrooms, a bed for everyone, kitchen items to use, and even a cute basket of books to exchange if we wanted. The...
What an incredible place this is. We are already talking about when we can go back and stay longer, maybe even organize a reunion here. My family found a late night dip in the pool an amazing experience as the mood lighting and stars in the sky were the perfect atmosphere. My kids favorite part of a 7 day road trip.
The home we stayed in had all the accommodations they promised. 3 bathrooms, a bed for everyone, kitchen items to use, and even a cute basket of books to exchange if we wanted. The...
This was a good find! It was not by the main city, so it was not expected, but it was a super great place to stay! I would recommend it to all traveling in the area. The staff lets you check in after hours and is keeping the costs down. Don't be afraid of the self check in and call them for a better rate.
This was a good find! It was not by the main city, so it was not expected, but it was a super great place to stay! I would recommend it to all traveling in the area. The staff lets you check in after hours and is keeping the costs down. Don't be afraid of the self check in and call them for a better rate.
Laurie
Reviewed November 2, 2026Reviewed November 2, 2026
We rolled into town on Friday about 9 pm and the town was shut down for the night. The pizza place in the hotel made us a couple of pizzas. The pizza place was not due to open until Monday(new ownership and set up) super cool people. Pizza were very good. The beds are nice and comfortable, clean and the it smelled clean. Great place I plan on going back very soon.
We rolled into town on Friday about 9 pm and the town was shut down for the night. The pizza place in the hotel made us a couple of pizzas. The pizza place was not due to open until Monday(new ownership and set up) super cool people. Pizza were very good. The beds are nice and comfortable, clean and the it smelled clean. Great place I plan on going back very soon.
We stay at the Hampden about four times a year when returning from seeing the grandsons. Friendly staff, clean room, comfortable bed. The only negative was the breakfast, that had the runniest, most undercooked scrambled eggs I have ever seen.
We stay at the Hampden about four times a year when returning from seeing the grandsons. Friendly staff, clean room, comfortable bed. The only negative was the breakfast, that had the runniest, most undercooked scrambled eggs I have ever seen.
Robert
Reviewed November 28, 2022Reviewed November 28, 2022
The staff was great. After we checked out one of the kids realized they had left their air pods in the room and they didn't even hesitate to give us a key card to get back in to the room. The shower could have used a little more pressure but the room was very clean and had what we needed.
The staff was great. After we checked out one of the kids realized they had left their air pods in the room and they didn't even hesitate to give us a key card to get back in to the room. The shower could have used a little more pressure but the room was very clean and had what we needed.
Grace
Reviewed November 9, 2026Reviewed November 9, 2026
Unique property in the middle of a juniper forest. Units feel like a private residence. Spacious and well cared for amenities such as pool, playground, pickle ball, basketball. Even RV accommodations.
Freedom to explore the surrounding forest.
Lodge and accompanying lawn area can accommodate fairly large groups.
Staff is friendly and efficient to help with your plans for a stay here.
Historical towns and the Manti La Sal National Forest mountains give visitors much to do.
Unique property in the middle of a juniper forest. Units feel like a private residence. Spacious and well cared for amenities such as pool, playground, pickle ball, basketball. Even RV accommodations.
Freedom to explore the surrounding forest.
Lodge and accompanying lawn area can accommodate fairly large groups.
Staff is friendly and efficient to help with your plans for a stay here.
Historical towns and the Manti La Sal National Forest mountains give visitors much to do.
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